Vaidehi Chaudhari vs Hiromi Abe Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance differ for Abe and Chaudhari? Abe has won 37.1% of points on their second serve, while Chaudhari has a slightly higher rate at 39%, suggesting a minor edge for Chaudhari in this area.
• In terms of return game stats on their opponent's second serve, Chaudhari leads with 53.58% compared to Abe's 46.42%, indicating Chaudhari has a stronger return on second serves.
• Regarding first serve returns, Abe has a slight advantage, winning 37.82% compared to Chaudhari's 36.48%.
• When under pressure, Abe has saved 45.59% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Chaudhari who saved 44.21%, indicating Abe may handle high-pressure situations marginally better.
• Looking at overall match wins, Abe has a slight edge with a winning percentage of 69.62% over the past year, compared to Chaudhari's 66.67%.
• Does surface preference play a role in this match? Abe excels on hard courts with a 70% win rate, whereas Chaudhari's forte is on clay, with a 67% win rate. Both perform less effectively on indoor hard courts.
• For matches at the Challengers/ITF level, Chaudhari has a higher win percentage (64.29%) than Abe (62.79%), although their experiences are comparable.
• Abe has faced marginally tougher opponents with an average rank of 431.66, compared to Chaudhari's opponents ranked at 447.15.
• In deciding set scenarios, Abe shows superior performance, winning 64% of these sets, while Chaudhari's success rate is 41%.
• Both players have similar break point conversion rates with Abe at 43.49% and Chaudhari at 42.34%, indicating closely matched abilities in capitalizing on opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (May 21, 2025, UTC):

While Chaudhari displays a marginally stronger second serve and a better return against opponent's second serves, Abe shows resilience in crucial game moments, such as saving breakpoints slightly more effectively.

Abe holds an advantage overall in match wins over the past year and performs better in deciding set situations, suggesting a higher capacity to succeed in close matches.

Surface preference might not be crucial here unless the event is on hard courts, where Abe excels. With slightly tougher opponents faced, Abe may also be better prepared for this high-pressure match.

Considering these factors, including Abe's superior deciding set performance and overall winning record, Abe is the favored contender to win this upcoming tennis match.